AT&T has announced that will sell the 32-gigabyte version of the Samsung Galaxy S4 starting May 10. It’ll run $249 on contract, compared to the $199 currently charged for the 16GB model.
On-board storage has been a hot-button issue for the Galaxy S4, which until now has only been available in a 16GB configuration — with only about 9 gigabytes of storage actually available to the user. The 32GB model should ease GS4 buyers’ storage concerns, and of course it’s also expandable via microSD card, just like the 16GB version.
AT&T is the first outlet we’re aware of to launch a 32GB Galaxy S4. No other U.S. carriers are offering the more capacious variant, and right now the only international models available ship with 16GB of storage. Have you been waiting on the 32GB Galaxy S4, or have you already dropped some cash on a 16GB model? Shout out in the comments and let us know.
More: Galaxy S4 review, Galaxy S4 forums